Great place the people here were really nice. When I stopped by there were also food trucks. Really…read moregood food

Bagel box knows exactly what a good sandwich entails. I truly wish I lived in Show Low so I could…read moretry the whole menu. My boyfriend and I came here before a backpacking trip to fuel up and were craving some classic deli sandwiches . I got club and my boyfriend got the Dagwood. By far the most fresh tasting and meat packed sandwiches I've had from a small town. This place will for the foreseeable future be my most recommended sandwhich spot in the eastern side of Arizona

What is happening with this place?? Great reviews, but then sort it by date and its all one stars--…read morewhich I wish we had done before going. It looked closed, but it was open. And empty. No customers. No staff. Just a few bagels and pastries. What bagels were out looked old. We ended up leaving. It did not look like anything we wanted to eat.

This is one of the few stores around for miles. As a teen Id walk here then back to my house so I…read morecould smoke cigarettes. It was about a mile both ways. Now it's a little escape from the family reunion we were attending. It's in the middle of nowhere so you occasionally get to see grazing elk and antelope. We came down for snacks and ice on a few occasions. The gas pumps are really old. They are working relics practically. They don't sell lotto tickets. You have to go down to Stanford's for those. The clientele are nice. This is one of those places were the locals hang. Not all of them but a few. It used to be closed on Sundays because Mormons owned it. I believe it's open on Sundays now. Probably because the main road is busier. It's a really interesting place to see. It's a living breathing antique with that real small town feel.

When I came to Arizona in 1972, I had a house in Timer Knoll (my Sister and Brother in law also…read morelived in Timber Knoll). I didn't have a clue where it was so I stopped at the Midway Station to ask for directions. When I walked in, there was an ol' Cowboy behind the counter, his name was Don Goodman, him and his wife Evelyn owned the Midway and had for at least 30 years. Well when I mentioned I was trying to find Timber Knoll, he knew who I was and said they all had been waiting for me to get there...lol After about ten minutes, it was like I had known them for years. Several years later, I moved closer to Show Low, Don and Evelyn sold the Store (which then was also the Post Office) and ended up buying the house I lived in, in Timber Knoll. They were super people, Don got me into roping and did a few cattle drives with him and Carlos who was the foreman at Timberline Ranch. One thing that I always laughed at was when you walked in the door, on the left sitting on the floor in a flower pot, next to the Ice Cream freezer was a peyote plant with a LARGE button... No one ever said anything about it.. about a year or so later the button was gone and Don said " the other day some hippy looking people came in and after they left, he noticed it was gone"... he said they must of been from Phoenix..... LOL

Jalapeno jelly for grilled meat, Fruit jams for my waffles, Wine infused jams for who know what. If…read moreyou cannot find something to your taste here, try again. Carol is one of our farmer market addictions.

Visiting the Old Town Farmers Market has become a Saturday morning ritual for me. Most of the…read moretime, I'm with my husband and my dog. Carol's Delectables has become a frequent vendor stop for us. Jared is obsessed with Carol's Jalapeno Jelly. He also recently purchased Carol's Kumquat Marmalade. I have yet to try either of those, but I'm a huge fan of Carol's Applesauce. If you like jams, jellies, and marmalades and want to support a local family business, swing by OTFM and give Carol's a shot. Free samples of many of their products is a bonus!

Dude. The meat is green. Why is it green? Ive try multiple times over the years, and its green…read moreevery time.

Convienient yes, but stick to the produce, frozen foods, chips, and canned goods for the most…read morepart. If exploring the meat department check the package dates. Some interesting products can be found here. Lots of canned soups for the size of the market. Good selection of condiments too. You'll be able to find enough to keep the crew fed, just don't be too brand specific.

A great family run business run by the nicest people. A nice easy selection of meats and sides with…read morevarious sauces to go with your choice of meats. Clean surfaces and a clean food truck, which isn't always the case. Easy to follow them around the mountain with a beautifully displayed truck and design detail.

Amazing food truck, family owned and makes their own smoked BBQ. We stumbled across it while…read moretraveling to Show Low on vacation and it was delicious. Huge portions, friendly owners and some of the best brisket I've ever had. Will definitely come again if we are back in the area in the future!

Clean bathroom! Friendly cashier. Just got coffee but that was perfect. Prices much better than…read moreChevron about 1/4 mile down.

Who knew just a stone's throw down the road I'd find EXACTLY what I needed? Diesel, DEF & propane!…read moreThanks to the clerk at the mega truck stop just off the highway for pointing me in this direction.

Small Holbrook 2 pump gas shop. Service is fast and there are chips, cookies, candy bars for sale…read more Shade in the morning. Petrified wood nearby. Review: 4

Their gas left my vehicle knocking and running like garbage. The station is run down, and the…read morechocolate inside is melted from no air conditioning.